W. Visayas posts highest single-day recoveries at 10
Western Visayas has posted 10 more coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) survivors on Saturday – the highest number of single-day recoveries recorded in the region, according to the Department of Health Center for Health Development in Western Visayas (DOH-CHD 6). The 10 new recoveries include the four members of the Wong Family

By Emme Rose Santiagudo
By Emme Rose Santiagudo
Western Visayas has posted 10 more coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) survivors on Saturday – the highest number of single-day recoveries recorded in the region, according to the Department of Health Center for Health Development in Western Visayas (DOH-CHD 6).
The 10 new recoveries include the four members of the Wong Family in Lambunao, Iloilo – WV Patient Nos. 27, 28, 29, and 30.
The couple from Pavia, Iloilo – WV Patient Nos. 37 and 38 – have also recovered 19, the health department reported.
In Bacolod City, two patients survived COVID-19 – WV Patient No. 6, a 75-year-old male; and No. 26; 48-year-old male.
The two other recoveries are in Roxas City, Capiz, a 25-year-old male (WV Patient No. 33) and a 69-year-old male (WV Patient No. 39) from Pandan, Antique.
According to Dr. Renilyn Reyes, DOH-CHD 6 spokesperson, the 10 new recoveries are the highest in a day for the region.
“So far, our ten recoveries nga narecord sila ini ang pinakadamo nga narecord na recoveries in a day. Most of them naka-home quarantine lang and ang gamay lang na-admit sa ospital,” she told Daily Guardian on Sunday.
As of Sunday, COVID-19 recoveries in the region totaled to 24 against nine deaths.
Iloilo province recorded the highest number of COVID-19 recoveries at nine, followed by Aklan (4) and Bacolod City (4), Capiz (3), Iloilo City (2), Antique (1), and Negros Occidental (1).
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